“Religión, en su aspecto más profundo, es un camino de vuelta a casa;
es lo que proporciona la experiencia de Unidad. La palabra religión
viene del latín religare, la unión del alma individual con el Absoluto.
En este sentido, religión es sinónimo de yoga que significa unión. Sin
embargo, la mente humana se apropió de este conocimiento y aquello que
debería ser el camino de regreso a casa termina siendo un camino que nos
lleva al encarcelamiento. Por lo tanto es importante saber discernir lo
que te libera y lo que te aprisiona.”
“At its most profound essence, religion is a path that leads back home. It is what allows for the experience of oneness. The word ‘religion’ comes from the Latin word ‘religare,’ which is the reconnection of the individual soul with the Absolute. In this sense, religion is synonymous with yoga, which means union. Over time, however, the human mind appropriated this knowledge and has actually turned religion into a path that leads us to imprisonment instead of leading us back home. It's vital for us to discern between what sets us free and what imprisons us.”
“At its most profound essence, religion is a path that leads back home. It is what allows for the experience of oneness. The word ‘religion’ comes from the Latin word ‘religare,’ which is the reconnection of the individual soul with the Absolute. In this sense, religion is synonymous with yoga, which means union. Over time, however, the human mind appropriated this knowledge and has actually turned religion into a path that leads us to imprisonment instead of leading us back home. It's vital for us to discern between what sets us free and what imprisons us.”
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